enter.me releases new single ‘When Love and Fear Collide’ on Town & Towers
Danish electropop act enter.me releases the single “When Love and Fear Collide” on Town & Towers Records on 3 July 2026, on major streaming services.
Danish electropop project enter.me releases the new single “When Love and Fear Collide” on 3 July 2026 through Town & Towers Records. The track arrives on major streaming services on release day and follows the project’s late-2025 single on the same Danish label.
Town & Towers describes the single as “electropop for reflective minds” and “cinematic electronic music exploring love, fear, identity and the human condition.” enter.me is the solo project of Claus, a Danish producer who mixes the driving basslines and punchy drums of EBM and electro-industrial with the melodic, vocal-led approach of classic synthpop.
enter.me follows ‘It’s Only Sex’ with ‘When Love and Fear Collide’
“When Love and Fear Collide” is the project’s second Side-Line-covered single on Town & Towers, after the November 2025 release enter.me drops new single ‘It’s Only Sex’ via Town And Towers. The new track continues the project’s studio run, written and produced by Claus in a fully software-based setup. Town & Towers, the independent Danish label that also handles the wider enter.me catalogue on Bandcamp, issues the single; the label’s YouTube channel hosts the project’s videos.
About enter.me
enter.me is the solo project of Claus, a producer from Bornholm, Denmark. Drawn to electronic music in the mid-1980s, he bought his first synthesizer and co-founded what he describes as Bornholm’s first synthpop band. A 1988 Depeche Mode concert in Valby, with Nitzer Ebb as support, pointed him toward the darker, German-rooted end of electronic music, and he moved through EBM, industrial, ambient and trance, including a self-produced ambient/new age album.
In 2005 Claus joined with Jan Brink to form the synthpop duo deZeption, which released the self-produced debut album “Human Eyes” in 2008, featuring the tracks “Puppet” and “No Sense”, and played shows in Denmark, Norway and Germany. After the duo split in 2011, Claus continued alone, composing, mixing and producing entirely in software. Under the enter.me name he pairs rhythms drawn from Front 242, And One and Nitzer Ebb with melodies rooted in New Order, Depeche Mode, Human League, Ultravox and Tears for Fears, writing lyrics that draw on his years in the Danish Armed Forces, including a deployment in Bosnia, and later work as a health-care teacher. “When Love and Fear Collide” is the latest single in that catalogue, released through Town & Towers Records on 3 July 2026.
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